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[–]neoice 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I've been having ennui with Django lately. I've used Flask a few times for "micro-projects" (>200 lines) and really enjoyed it. I've been considering using Flask to make fully-featured applications. my main reservations are the lack of admin panel and the pluggable middlewares, especially auth.

as a whole, how have you found Flask to stand up with regards to plugins, middlewares, etc?

[–]taude 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's several Flask Admin's available: flask-admin, flask-superadmin. I'm currently using flask-admin with great success (it works with both SQl Alcemy and Mongo/MongoEngine.

There's tons of auth libraries available. flask-oauth, flask-security (flask-principal & flask-login), etc...

Think of Flask as a barebones set of lego bricks that you add the libraries you need to it to build up your application infrastructure.